majing news in new york morning -- high stake sfls late-night talks to reach a deal go nowhere. can washington keep the country from defaulting on its bills. ready, set, sweat. it's a summer scorcher. how about this, great white fright? shark sightings keeping swimmers on shore at one of the country's most popular summer playgrounds. good morning. the president and top lawmakers are facing a serious time crunch. now they have just 21 days to resolve the debt crisis. if not, the nation would default on its financial obligion andnd

the two sides talk again at the white house after meeting last night produced breakthrough. karen traverse is joining us with more on the high stakes involved. >> reporter: good morning. last night the president once again ruled out a short-term agreement to raise the debt ceiling and republicans are saying that there's not just enough time to work out a big deal. there's a heightened sense of urgency in washington to come up with a deal to raise the nation's credit limit. lawmakers are at a standoff over how to tackle the deficit and prevent the nation from defaulting on it debt. the major sticking point- taxes. president obama would cut the deficit by $4 trillion. to do that the president and the democrats are call for some tax increases. by closing tax loopholes for some businesses. a nonstarter for republicans.

>> we're not going to raise taxes in the middle of this horrible economic situation. >> reporter: president obama told lawmakers last night he's prepared to put social security on the table but some democratic lawmakers say no way. >> house democrats aren't supporting any cuts or benefits for social security or medicare. >> reporter: warning of dire consequences of what would happen if it reaches the debt ceiling. president obama will hold a press conference later this morning and will once again meet with congressional leaders. officials say they're going to keep meeting until they reach a deal. >> thank you so much. well, also in washington, getting tough with pakistan, administration is suspending aid to pakistan's military. relationses have been rocky

since navy s.e.a.l.s killed osama bin laden at his compound. heat advisories and warnings are in effect for more than a dozen states. unbearable conditions for billions of americans. temperatures are soaring past the 100-degree mark. more now from abc's barbara pinto. >> reporter: the country's midsection is suffocating under a sticky, hot blanket of misery. >> smash the old record. of 106, topping off at 110. >> this afternoon, just hot and humid. >> so far, hot air. >> reporter: in oklahoma city, omaha and minneapolis, uncomfortable and dangerous. in milwaukee, organizers called off this half marathon after runners collapsed. >> some people were kind of passing out. >> reporter: this is the 12th straight day of 100-degree temperatures in oklahoma city. the 20th so far this season. wichita falls has spent 36 of the past 38 days in the triple budgets. >> plenty of fluids. keep a little shade on your

head. that will help. >> where are you going to go right now? >> head over to wet willy's. that will help, too. >> reporter: there are 14 states under heat advisories tonight. that number expected to grow as all of this dangerous weather moves east. this, and we are only three weeks into summer. barbara pinto, abc news. now the heat wave could send dallas into triple digits for the tenth straight day. other numbers, kansas city up to 95. indianapolis, 94. chicago, 92. near 90 for much of the northeast. 93 in new orleans. mostly 90s from albuquerque to boise. popup showers and thunderstorms for the gulf coast. heavy rain in the four corners region and heat advisories from texas to ohio. people escaping the heat on cape cod are thinking twice

about the taking a dip after sightings of great white sharks. at least three have been spotted in the past week on the atlantic side of the cape. no beaches have been closed yet. but life guards are makingure that swimmers don't go up too far. >> goingng in the water. >> i have been in. >> you went in today in did you go all of the way in? >> enough. >> biologists tagged six great white sharks last summer. we'll have more later on "good morning america." in russia, nine bodies have been pulled from the water after an overloaded cruise ship sank in the river. dozens of people remain missing this morning. ship was designed to carry a maximum of 120, but there were 185 onboard. so far 8 of them have been rescued. more people may have been buried under the wreckage in

indiana. the passenger train derailed. published reports said that the train operator slammed on the emergency brakes to avoid hitting cattle on the tracks. in alabama, a plane crash has take on the looift of a couple and their five children. the plane developed engine problems. the family was flying back saturday to make it in time for church. betty ford will be remembered tomorrow. her casket will travelo michigan for a private burial saturday. a piece of space junk may be on a collision course with shuttltl atlanta is, the debris from a 1970 satellite is expected to come dangerously close tomorrow. it's too early to say whether

atlantis will be moved out of the way. >> something barreling towards you, you want to get out of the way give-away day, details on some of these free refreshments. that's coming sflup the interview that has the nation talking. diane sawyer with kidnapping jaycee dugard. crashes and carnage at the tour de france.

overseas markets are losing fround after last week's disappointing u.s. jobs report. tokyo nikkei's average lost 68 points. hong kong's hang seng is off about 236 points. in london the ftse openened lowered too. the nasdaq index picked up 44. billionaire rupert murdoch is in mode. his paper news of the world folded for good yesterday. outrage over this scandal is likely to derail his latest megadeal. so today's 7/11. therefore, guess which convenience store is offering a free promotion. 7-eleven is giving away

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scared of flying he couldn't get on a plane, now he can't get off a plane. now, next on this monday -- a boy falls 40 feet down a well and his dad springs into action. >> it ends all well. is it one of the greatest soccer matches ever? a huge comeback for team usa. >> fantastic match. what a cleaning crew found onboard on a plane shocked even the tsa. we'll explain coming up. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics...

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remarkable story coming up on "good morning america." investigators are trying to figure out how a stun gun made its way on a jetblue flight undetected. there's no indication that the gun had been recently fired. a little boy in ohio is back in the arms of his father after plunging 40 feet down a well. a 3-year-old fell through the well near the familyy home near canton. he managed to stay afloat in ten feet of water. >> i just told him to calm down. it's going to be all right. that daddy's coming. >> my heart was down there with him. i didn't know what to do. i didn't know what to think. >> nowather and son both ended up stuck at the bottom of the well. then firefighters came to the rescue.

luckily dylan learned to swim this summer. a gruelling day at the tour de frarae. the world class cyclists are ready for anything but maybe not this. being hit by a car. he was sent flying by a tv car. he falls off his bike, tumbling into a bashed wire fence. both riders did manage to finish the race. >> teaea usa celebrating an epi victory at the women's world cup in germany. they delivered a stinging defeat to brazil. now they're setting their sights on the french. bob holtzman has highlights. >> reporter: this will be the snapshot that people remember. but this was the play that won the match. a hope solo save. >> i had a feeling on that third kicker that i was going to outplay her that moment.

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lawmakers meet again soefr the debt crisis. we'll hear more from the president on those talks at a news conference this morning. stifling heat wave, heat advisories have been issued for at least 16 states from texas to ohio. many cities are inin for anothe day of triple-digits zblrjts life guards on cape cod are keeping an eye on great white sharks. no beaches are closed. but most people are stage on the sand. the firefighter who suffered fatal injury trying to catch a foul ball will be laid to rest today. stone died on thursday. representatives from theheeam will attend the funeral. david letterman will tape as usual this afternoon, despite a break-in at the studio. a 22-year-old man vandalized the doors to the ed sullivan studio.

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finally this morning, will and kate's whirl wind trip to

california. >> they headed home after visiting disadvantaged kids. abc's bob woodruff was there. >> reporter: on this final day of their north american tour, a greeting fit for rock stars. >> oh, my goodness. >> i shook his hand. it was so exciting. look at them shaking. >> they were talking to the children. they were accepting their flowers. >> reporter: and then, for the first time of the trip, the duchess responded to a reporter's question. >> how is your first trip to the u.s.? >> really enjoyed it. thank you very much. >> reporter: it's been an action-packed three days in california. william wowed the polo fans in santa barbara, scoring four goals and leading his team to victory. the prize was even sweeter. the biggest stars in tinseltown were out, all here to take in the royals. >> forget all the hollywood names. we've got the big ones tonight. our very own british royal family. >> reporter: a visit to an

inner-city art school, there was playful banter bebeeen the couple. as kate worked her brush over the canvas, william turned and softly asked his bride, "what the heck is that?" and then, one last appearance with u.s. veterans and their families. with one good swipe at his brother, harry. >> and in that, i include my low-flying apache, very average brother. as a partner in today's event. >> reporter: right after that speech, the couple just disappeared behind this wall and put together these packages that they're sending to little kids, those u.s. soldiers who are still serving over in the wars. they are their way back to england. this trip is finally over. >> let's see, they have a sense of humor. >> they're gorgeous. >> are we sure they're the royal family? >> we're happy for them. a bit of a change for monarchy. that's what's making news in am